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what's up with the mysql dumps

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k.satirli

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whats up with the mysql dumps in /var/lib/psa ?

what are they used for?

and what's up with the plesk backup tools? any way to automate them?
 
They are only dumps for the psa and horde databases. They are useful if the databases are corrupted.

The Plesk backup tools are not useful for daily backups as they do not support remote storage or incremental backups.
 
thanks for the answer.

I just had a closer look, and Plesk indeed doesnt do incremental backups, however - remote storage (via ftp) seems possible.
 
Not on the server level, but on the domain level which will not help you to backup the server.
 
oh - true.

I only thought about domain level.

well, domain level will have to do for me. I'm not hosting anything commercial so my resources are limited :)
 
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